Amazon reveals new £50 tablet and new 4K Fire TV box

Online shopping giant Amazon has revealed updates to its tablet computers and television set-top box.
The company revealed its cheapest tablet yet, costing less than £50, which it said was designed to be used for entertainment.
The updated devices automatically download taster episodes of Amazon’s original TV programmes.
Amazon said the feature would mean customers always had something to watch.
But it will also be hoping to entice people to pay for its premium Amazon Prime services

Amazon reveals new £50 tablet and new 4K Fire TV box

Online shopping giant Amazon has revealed updates to its tablet computers and television set-top box.
The company revealed its cheapest tablet yet, costing less than £50, which it said was designed to be used for entertainment.
The updated devices automatically download taster episodes of Amazon’s original TV programmes.
Amazon said the feature would mean customers always had something to watch.
But it will also be hoping to entice people to pay for its premium Amazon Prime services.
The updated Fire TV box is capable of streaming ultra high-definition 4K programmes and films, something Apple’s revamped TV box is not yet capable of

The Amazon Fire Phone is due to be released on July 25th for $199 for the 32 GB version and $299 for the 64 GB version for a 2 year contract with AT&T. After the teaser video Amazon released.

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WATCH The Amazon Fire Phone is due to be released on July 25th for $199 for the 32 GB version and $299 for the 64 GB version for a 2 year contract with AT&T.

After the teaser video Amazon released earlier in the year hinted at some kind of motion tracking, the rumors started to fly. Though there is no true 3D, as such, 3D is simulated through a feature they call “Dynamic Perspective.” The device contains four front-facing sensors which track your head and eye-movement, altering the interface based on your relative position. For example, tilting your noggin while looking at a map will reveal different visuals, like street or shop names.